Marelli, a prominent global supplier in the automotive sector, has initiated a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the United States. This strategic move is part of a comprehensive plan aimed at alleviating its debt burden and enhancing its financial stability for the future. The company has assured stakeholders that its operations will proceed without any disruptions throughout the restructuring phase.
To facilitate this process, Marelli has successfully secured $1.1 billion in debtor-in-possession financing, which will enable it to sustain its business activities and fulfill its financial commitments. Notably, approximately 80% of the company’s lenders have expressed their support for the restructuring initiative, which is designed to bolster liquidity and promote long-term sustainability.
As Marelli navigates this court-supervised restructuring, it remains committed to preserving robust relationships with its customers, suppliers, and partners. The company is focused on ensuring that its operations continue smoothly while working diligently to emerge from this process stronger and more resilient.

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